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Meera Emerald Kundan Chand Necklace

$268.00
The story

Rooted in traditional Indian artistry, the Meera Emerald Kundan Chand Necklace is a celebration of heritage and intricate craftsmanship. Designed in a rich antique gold-tone finish, this statement piece features bold emerald-green center stones framed with delicate kundan detailing and layered concentric motifs.

The necklace is beautifully structured with alternating pear-shaped kundan settings and deep ruby accents along the neckline, leading to striking circular chand-inspired drops. Each drop showcases a vibrant emerald centerpiece surrounded by fine stonework, creating depth, brilliance, and regal symmetry.

The balanced blend of emerald, ruby, and classic kundan makes this piece perfect for bridal trousseau, wedding festivities, and grand traditional celebrations.

Materials & craftsmanship

Every piece is handcrafted using high quality materials. Most products are made on brass, gold/rose gold plated, or rhodium plated for a silver finish, and finished with beads, pearls, and semi precious stones. The plating is hypoallergenic and anti tarnish.

Care & service

Store flat in the box/pouch provided, keep airtight for long life of the product. Avoid perfume, chlorine and ultrasonic cleaning.

Shipping & returns

Complimentary worldwide shipping on all orders. Returns are accepted — email hello@shopozel.com within 48 hours of delivery, then self-return within 15 working days (return shipping borne by the customer). Refunds are issued to your original payment method within 15–20 working days after a quality check. See our Shipping & Returns page for full details.

Ships to the US, duties paid. All duties & tariffs are included and worldwide shipping is complimentary — the price you see is the price you pay, with nothing owed on delivery.

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